Resistance members killed by Nazi Germany

French historian (1886–1944)

Czech journalist and revolutionary (1903–1943)

Soviet resistance member of World War II and Heroine of the Soviet Union (1923–1941)

French resistance fighter and civil servant (1899-1943)

Soviet poet

French-British SOE spy

Yugoslav Partisan (1916-1942)

Polish long distance runner (1907-1940)

Serbian communist partisan (1925-1943)

Czechoslovak soldier (1912–1942)

Polish poet and solider (1921–1944)

Dutch Carmelite friar, Catholic priest, professor of philosophy and saint (1881–1942)

Armenian resistance fighter and poet (1906-1944)

German folk song researcher, professor at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich, member of the White Rose (1893-1943)

Czechoslovak politician, feminist and publicist (1875-1942)

Crimean Tatar scout for the Red Army and Hero of the Russian Federation (1924-1944)

Soviet partisan (1926–1944)

Czech soldier and martyr (1913–1942)

Hungarian-born German jurist, member of the German resistance (1902–1945)

French philosopher, Marxist theoretician and resistance member (1903-1942)

Serbian footballer (1906-1943)

Belarusian-Polish general

French philosopher and mathematician (1903–1944)

Dutch communist resistance fighter and martyr (1920–1945)

Italian writer and activist (1909–1944)

French fencer (1890-1943)

WWII partisan leader and Heroine of the Soviet Union (1918–1941)

20th-century Dutch communist politician (1883–1942)

gymnast (1899–1943)

French resistance member (1901–1944)

Soviet Belarusian partisan

Soviet partisan, journalist (1903-1942) and Heroine of the Soviet Union

Yugoslav Partisan commander (1905–1943)

Yugoslav partisan

French Resistance fighter (1912-1944)

Hungarian association football player (b. 1891)

Czech soldier (1915-1942)

Jewish Slovakian resistance fighter (1914–1944)

Yugoslav Partisan

German officer AS (b. 1910, d. 1945)

Soviet Tatar poet, playwright, writer and resistance fighter (1908-1944)

First woman proclaimed a People's Hero of Yugoslavia (1921–1943)

Soviet partisan (1919-1941)

Dutch equestrian (1888-1942)

French resistance fighter (1911–1944)

French fencer (1905-1944)

Soviet resistance fighter (1918–1942)

Polish sport shooter

Soviet partisan and Heroine of the Soviet Union

racecar driver (1903–1945)

Soviet partisan and Heroine of the Soviet Union (1923-1943)

underground anti-fascist Komsomol organization in the German-occupied Soviet city of Krasnodon

Dutch painter, writer and member of the Dutch anti-Nazi resistance (1894-1943)

Soviet partisan, Heroine of the Soviet Union (1920–1942)

Czechoslovak soldier and resistance fighter (1914-1942)

French journalist and politician (1902-1941)

Belgian sportsperson (1900–1944)

Dutch banker and resistance leader (1906-1945)

Soviet partisan (1926–1943)

WWII French-Armenian resistance activist